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Movies can be whimsical, terrifying, life-altering, culture-changing experiences,

where the big ideas we take up at on-being show up in the heart of our lives.

This hour we experience this through seven lives and seven movies,

from the Wizard of Oz to Black Panther, and even, I can't believe I'm saying this, the Exorcist.

So get off the popcorn for this upcoming flavor of the new season of our on-being studios podcast,

this movie changed me.

A love letter to movies and their power to change life and culture.

I'm Christa Tippett and this is on-being.

This movie changed me is hosted by our very own movie-loving executive producer, Lily Percy,

who will also walk us through this hour.

Groundhog Day centers around Phil Connors, this grumpy, cynical weatherman,

played by Bill Murray, who finds himself stuck in a time loop that no one else is aware of,

living the same day over and over again, waking up every morning to the same song.

Morning! See the Groundhog?

Yeah?

I think it'll be an early spring.

Didn't we do this yesterday?

I don't know what you mean.

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